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‘Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue’ to be held in Delhi: PM Modi
11/24/2024 9:34:25 PM
NEW DELHI, Nov 24: A “Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue” will be held on January 11-12 in Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on Sunday and said the initiative was part of efforts to connect youngsters having no political background with politics.
In the 116th episode of his monthly “Mann Ki Baat” radio broadcast, Modi also called on people to celebrate inspiring stories of the Indian diaspora who made their mark globally, contributed to freedom struggles and preserved “our heritage”.
He said Swami Vivekananda’s 162nd jayanti on January 12 would be celebrated in a very special way next year.
On this occasion, a “Maha Kumbh” of young minds will be held at Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam on January 11-12 and the initiative will be called the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue.
“Crores of youths from all over India will participate in it. Two thousand such youths selected from villages, blocks, districts and states will gather at Bharat Mandapam for the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue,” Modi said.
“You might remember that from the ramparts of the Red Fort, I urged such youths to join politics, none of whose family members or even the entire family have had a political background. To connect one lakh such youths, new youths, to politics, many special campaigns will be run in the country. The Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue is one such effort,” he said.
Noting that experts from the country and abroad would be present for it, Modi said many national and international personalities would also be there and he would be present for as much time as possible.
“The youth will get an opportunity to present their ideas directly before us. How can the country take these ideas forward? How can a solid roadmap be made? A blueprint will be prepared for this. So you, too, get ready; this is a great opportunity for those who are going to build t
“Crores of youths from all over India will participate in it. Two thousand such youths selected from villages, blocks, districts and states will gather at Bharat Mandapam for the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue”
e future of India, who are the future generation of the country,” the prime minister said.
Come, let us build the country together, make the country developed,” he added.
The prime minister also hailed the National Cadet Corps (NCC) and noted that the NCC name reminded one of their school and college days.
“I myself have been an NCC cadet, so I can say with full confidence that the experience I got from it is invaluable for me. The NCC instils a spirit of discipline, leadership and service in the youth,” he said.
The compassion and energy of India’s “Yuva Shakti” in helping senior citizens is commendable, Modi said and cited the example of a young person from Lucknow helping the elderly submit digital life certificates.
He also talked about a person from Ahmedabad who is warning and making the elderly aware about cybercrimes, including digital arrests.
“I had discussed digital arrest in the last episode of ‘Mann Ki Baat’. The elderly are the most common victims of such crimes. In such a situation, it is our responsibility to make them aware and help them stay safe from cyber fraud,” he said.
“We have to explain to people again and again that there is no provision of digital arrest in the government; this is a blatant lie, a conspiracy to trap people. I am happy that our young friends are participating in this work with full sensitivity and motivating others as well,” Modi said.
Talking about his recent visit to Guyana, Modi said thousands of kilometres away from India, a ‘mini India’ dwelled there.
“Around 180 years ago, people from India were taken to Guyana to work in the fields and for other tasks. Today, people of Indian origin in Guyana are leading the country in every field — be it politics, business, education or culture. The President of Guyana, Dr Irfan Ali, is also of Indian origin and is proud of his Indian heritage,” he said.
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